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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03
Tic French Army.

GBy Anelo-American cable TO the Dspatct.l
PARIS, July 2.-The Budget Committee
OF The Chamber OF Deputies has postponed
the mobilization OF the French army until
n, xt year on the ground nf economy.
The Chamber OF Deputies hIs agreed
that youths OF twenty, liable under the
present laws 10 military duty, may upon
request have the date OF their entry into
the army postponed year. ard possibly
two wears, II the time is required for CON-
plction Of studies, apprenticeship, etc. A
third and even a fourth year may be al
lowed university students, students OF
Summaries. pupils of Catholic colleges, aud
those Of certain technical schools.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03
riT,vorks.Paetory burned.

10y telegraph 70 the Dlspach'I
Nav YORK, July 2.-The lregOrk'.iac-
tory Of p. j. Keary & Brothers. at 3i}
lrcedgay, was burned this afternoon
women were burned to death. and there
3, a loss OF 5000, 600. The factory was q
tvcstory brownstone building with an l.
On Leonard street.. An explosion occurred
IN ibe BASEMENT, and al n few minutes the
ahole building WAS ablaze. Twenty-Five
dicks and emplOyes, who were about Tho
;remists. ran for lie, but Albert Elle-.
hock clerk, and August Hesler, salesman,
NeTe TOO late. Their bodies were rccov
cred. Nellie Meyes. cashier, was cirried
In an inscnsible condition from her desk
on the ground floor. Fifteen engines re-
sponded 10 the alarm. c,ll., and ChIef Shay
took command OF the tiremen. The build
ing and contents were entirely consumed.
Keary's stock was valued at Sl500O0, AMI
tie building was worth probably $500, O00.
The cause OF the explosion in the basement
is unexplained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03
sbeepsiead-Bay Races.

NEW YORK, July 2.-First race-onC
mile Burch won; Tcle Doe second, Flagl'
olclia third. Time, 1:4ol.
second Tacc-tbree quarters OF mile -
>oa Fog won; Tea Tray second, Satan
tbiTd. Time. l:li4.
Third race-one mile and a quarter
ilmoyer Won; stockton second, RayelieI
third. Time, Pill
Fourth racc-on mile and three eighths-
Ten Booker won; Ilidalgio second, Rich
uond third. Time, 2:23.
Fifth TacC--0ne le-Oyld won; Nag
eie j. second, StOnebuck third. Time,
la.
sixth raco-ttree quarters OF a mile
Cboctaw won; Bess second, Young Luke
tuird. Time, l:lA.
seventh race-one mile-Llckawannl
won; GrenadIer second, Ernest third.
lime, la.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03
Utah Constitutional Convention.
lnx telegraph 70 tho Dispatch.l

SALT LAKE, Jnly 2. The Utah Conslitu'
tionnl Convention 81 seyenfy-tiye DELEGATES
hss been In session since TDnrsday. TIE
Constitution adopted In 1882 Il mide the
ta,is Of ibe new Constitution. The con.
nditcc a thirteen sipointed by President
J. ho y. Cbine, delfg'te 70 Congress. M,
bs,n diligently o. work amending the Ola
docpnelt snd froinins toe new sections
TIE most Ia pDFtsrt sanges 20 far reported
are pro, isioEs In the Bil!of Rights declaring
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03
lastNieht,sTe,egras hie Flashes.

Five business-housCs In Mi,chellyille,
Iowa, were burned yesterday.
The windOw-glass works OF Estep a Co.,
ut Pittsburgh, were burned yesterday morn
ing, Two stables aud number OF small
frame buildings were also consumed.
The closing OF the saloons in AtcAison.
Kan., has cut of the chief source OF reye-
nue. Of thai place, and Yesterday the police
force OF the city, with the exception OF The
marshal and one policeman, was suspended
from duiy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03
Cyclone in Indiana.
rl,r ,nlerranh % the DIsparch. |

CHICAGO, july "A special IRON Fores.
man, lad, says: A little cyclone passed
Over this place from the southwest yester-
DAY. The wCst side OF Hess & Fousmao's
eer ersi store was stove in and several other
buildings badly damaged. James kendalps
house, ufar here, was struck by lightning.
RsIn and hail accompanied the wind.
There was great excitement, but nobody
huft
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03
MARRIAGES..

HAREIs-yOELKER. Married, Juno 10. 1897,
at the residence Of the brides brother-ln-law,
Mr.. G. +. Seigel in Henrico county, by key. Dr.
DashielI. MIR. Z. =. HARRIS ana Miss EMMA g..
NOELkER.
MCKINLEY-BOW N.-Married. May 81. 1881,
at 81. Patrick'schurch by Rev John J. DOhoriy,
Mn. JOHN MCKINLEY to Miss MAGGIE
BOWEN both OF this city.
SWAN AMEE.-Narried. In Washing
ton. ID. C.. June 90, 1851, AT the residence OF Mr.
J. n. Hammer, by Rev. =. n. Green, Mr..
GEORGE w. SWAN, Of Richmond, Va, 10 Miss
II. MACNAMEE, Of Philadelphia, Pa
YOUNG-KRAFT.-M Married, on June 23th, by
Rev. MIR Mensing, at Richmond. Va, Mr. w.
7. YOUNG. Of Richmond, TO Miss JOHANO
KRAFT Of GERMANY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03
A Crank Who wants TO XIII the
President.
lBy telegraph to the DIspatch.l

WASHINGTON, July 2 The police have
taken into custody Benedict Krebs, a
crank. who l. under the impression that
the PIesidi mt has deirauded HIN OF a vast
sum Of money. and Who has beeu threat
eDipe TO kill President Cleveland with q
shotgun when be attends chnrcb. Kreo'
I. held at the station FOR 4 medical exanI-
nation Of bis mental condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03
Unexpeadea Appropriation

WASHINGTON, July 2.-There was an I'M
expended balance OF nearly 100000 10 the
appropriation for fuel, lights, and water
and for the contingent expenses OF puoiic
buildings uoder the Treasury Department
during The fiscal year Just ended. and the
money has been covered into the Treasury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03
The YeIIou-Fever in Key west.
tBy telegraph TO the Dispslcn.l

WASHINGTON, July 2 The Marine Hos
pllaI Bureau has received a report from
Passeo- Assistant Surgeon Glennon, a. hey
Wei, show ing That up to June 30lh there
hsd heen fiity.Oue cases OF yellow fever IN
that city and twenty deaths, and that eight
cases had developed in various sections oil
the city since June 18th, most OF which
MeIe persons who bad lived IN the city less
tLan i've yeus. These new cases are locally
snowu as /" strangers'.feyer."
KY WEST, July -Four new cases
OF yellow.feyer bave appeared since yes,er-
ds,. snd one death from the di,else b.:
occurred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03
Davi1tin Scotland.

(By Anglo-American cable 10 tho Dispatch.l
DUBLIN, July 2.-Nlchael Dayitt has
started to stump Scotland on the Irish
question. He will afterwards go on a
stumping tour through London and the
north OF England.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03
pseayy Rains iu Dakota.

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, July , The III
tunes Bismarck (Dak.) special says; The
heaviest rains since JOne, 1885. have been
falling almost without iniermission since
last midnight, doing untold good to crops,
which now promise a heavy yield.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03
Watching Dynamite Shirmishcrs.

tBy AngiO-Amerlcan cable 10 the Dlspatch.J
LONDON, July 2.-The Globe says detec.
iIyes are watching night and day NUMBER
OF persons suspected OF belonging 10
sworn land u dynamite skirmishers
whose existence has been discovered In an
ENGLISH provincial town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03
Hanover Citizens. Attention 7

want all OF my friends Ia Hanover
county to know that J. A. Baughan & son.
at IeHIctts, have for sale the genuine Old
Montro.c Whskey, which Is controlled ex.
clusiyoly by myself. JULIEN BINF'RD,
1902 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03

SELMA, Ala, July AIT moor to'dv
Two n.gro ehildrcn, six and eight years
old. we've Killed few taiIes from SELMA.
Ore was shot aad the Others meek wi'
tr"ksn. Su.piciou rests on two negro
boys thirteen and seventeen years Old.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03
TOO LATE ron cLAssrrrcArIox

La HORSE GUARDS, Ricusosp. WYn
July 2, iss7.--GENtkAL 0RDEkSNo. HsSN
=: !. The troop win assemble, dis
mounted, In fatigue uniform and 10 .eins, Al
Kegimental Armory MONDAY EVENING.
July Alb, ain ociocs, To take part 10 tho recep-
ton Of the visitors from Lynn, Mass
IL The regular quarterly meeting OF the
troop viii be held az sheir room In the Regi-
mental Ar,nory TUESDAY EVENING, July
SIN, al 81 O'Clock. There VIII be no dfili o..
that evening.
By cgdsr Of y. u. DIANE. Captain.
CHARLES 4. STEEL,
jy SIT first Sergeant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03
MARINE sNrELLIGgsCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUIY .. ISL.


Steamship Roanoke, Couch. Now York, mef-
chsudiso and passengers. q. W. Allen & Co,
agentA
steamer Colcsboro', Tunni.L Philadelphia.
agent
steamer Ariel. Deyo, Nerfois, uuired stAgss
mat, ruerch agdlse and passengers. l. y. J =
rI,n. agent
Warner Moore.
schooner JohH Johnson, Hesrn, New York.
salt, X. y. Williams.
SciCon-r Elliott L. Dow. Lsmphrey. Ksnno-
bee, Ice, RiihmoDd les Company.
SAILED.
peako anu Ohio.
Schooner z r. Little, Crawford. stamford.
lark. A. h. Goodman vessel. Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner Moonlight, Cgsnnier, SANDY foint,
10 load wood for New YORK.
Parge wycming. poaley. Philsdelphsa sfo
Bermuda huEdreas. failr0ai-ies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03
nied Of Apaplezy.
lBy telegraph o the pIspateh.l

IBy Telegraph 70 mo DlspAtcn.I
ST. JoHssBURy, VT, July 2 -Hon. Luke
r. po.sbI died OF bis residence. In Water
vile, o-day Of spoplexy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03
Arrived iu vienna.

tBy Anglo-American cable TO tho Dispatch.l
VIENNA, July 9 -General Lawton, the
new United States Minister 10 Austria, has
arrived here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

july 2.--Marte, very firm. transactions No
tive to-day In prime goods. with the salo VI QUO
lot Of fancy. A good demand and marked ac-
uyily has prevailed for Two weeks past. Primo.
isi4c.: fancy, 4He.: common. ga3c.: shelicd,
2aic. factory hand picked. fhe,4c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03
MOT DEAD YEr.-THOUGH 90

MOT DEAD fEI.--THOUdH 80
IN many OF my OLD ffiencs aat enstonsra
have forgotten mo since left my I'D stand 80
Ninth street. lam r.iii alive snd doing badness
al 200 Main street. ia the CUTTING, TAILOR
ING, DYING, SCpDki>d and REPAIRING
BUSINESS Wow. roy CID fstsnas, ny naU
nltnGs. and tie public generally, II yea unnt
srysh,, q Ia my line of ou>to>ss,. give ne ~
ard viii DO your voxk for yoa rkSAs end -
seb4ile. AID Gloves cleaned to- lo& = pin
htsps ettuiiy. I'd Ap4HA
" ST. 20 Mar ofPook 1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03
opAIykyD COTTON EXCHANGE.

NICHNOhD, july :, toSfs
oYPRRfsae.
WHEAT-G0 bushels.
OAfs.--s00 DushelP.
MILL-OfFAL.-et tons.
fIOUR.-J00 barrels.
sALgs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
MiLL-OPFAL.-2s tons ON priynto termA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03
HE PRESIDENT : LETTEK.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,

W ArlINGION, JuUt -. le0t.
haycfeceiyed your invitation to attend.
as 4 guest Of the Philadelphia brigade. a
icinIom Of eX-COnfederate soldiers OF
Pickelps division who survived their ter
Ible charge at Gettysburg and those oi
the Union army still living by whom 1t
WIS herocally resisted.
The frueInal meeting OF these soldiers
upon the battle field where tWenty-fOur
Ytar. ago in deadly iray they tiercely sought
each others lives. where they saw their
comreces fall, aud where all their Thoughts
we're OF vengeance and destruction, will
illustrate the general Impulse OF brave men
and their honest desire for peace and recon-
citation.
The friendly assault there TO be made
will be Tesi,tless, because Inspired by
American chiyalry aud It's result will BE-
glorious, becuu conquered hearts viii
be Ms trO ohlos Of success. Thereafter this
battle. field wiil be cOnsecrated by victory
" hich hall pfesage the end OF the bitter
nCss Of strife, the exposure OF the sincerity
" hich c1nceals hatred by professions OF
kindness, The condemnation Of frenzied
apueals TO passion for unworthy purposes.
ana the beating down Of all That stands IN
tie way OF the destiny OF our united coun-
Try.
Whie hose who fought AMI WHO have
so much 10 forgive Lad in the pleasant
ways Of pace. how wicked appear the
lrailc in s,clion1l hate and the betrayal Of
patriotic sentiment.
II surely cannot be wrong to desire the
settled quiet which lights for orr entire
county r'Ie plth 10 prosperity and great
nes,: nor need the lessons OF the war be
forgotten and It; results je0pardized la the
wish tor thai genuine fraternity which H.
suros naioual pride and glory.
should be very glad To accept your in.
yiiation and be with YOU at this interesting
4, tinIon, nut other arrangements alreldy
made and my official duties here will pre-
vent ny doing so.
Hoping that the occasion will he n sue
Cossfu and useful a. is promoters can de-
SIRE, am yours verg truly,
GROVER CLEVELAND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03
fe0- SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH

corner Of Main and Sixth streotsl Row, W.
W. LAsDEUa, d. D., will preach At II A. M. and
SPIN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03

DOCK AND JOB WORK NRkIf;i
! AZ zxxcurrD AZ THE nlaPAJCl roii1I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03
gin. :.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARRgT.

L.vGRPOoL. July 2 lg.aO =. M-CD'ton nrm
with fair demand nplands, - i6L Orleans.
I5-l0d.; sales. 500 bales; Tor speculation
and export, 600 bales; yesterdays sales were
iIcieafed ~ late business BY 1000 bales of
American; receipts, 6cO0 bnles-hmefican
rome. Futures firm; July and August, 80 6id. |:
August and September. ; 90 80. also 00-bif. !:
september and October, S9-Jld.; November
and December, 3 2D-eid. sep,smber, 0)-Cli.
/ T.. H.-1he falos Of the day included $40
nslss Amencbn July, 20 OIL, payer: July
and August b9-5td.. buyers. August aud
Gcicter. 39-Gid.. buyer; October and SOyem-
her. 3 s9-sid., buyer; November aud Decotn.
Der. 26-oid.. buyer; December ani January.
SOFA. buyer; January aud February,
- cd. buyer. september. 5O0id., seller.
FI.fuFfz ci0s,d steady
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03
ksy- REV. W. W.LANDRUM Will

presch for the Second Baptist church (col-
oredl, on Byrd street between First and Second.
at 3:i5 THIS AFTERNOON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03
AFTER MANY YEARS.


The Visit OF Pickett-DipiSi0n Sur
viyOrS 10 Gettysburg.
THE MEETING or BLUE AND GRAY.
The VirglnianS Again Received by
The PcnnSylVanianS.
THIS TINE BROTHERS.
Deadly Enemiee Once, Now
Under One Flag.
ACCEDlkL AND WARM WELCOME.
SPEECHES Of Color el BANGS, Colonel Aylett,
Captain Reeve, Colonel Mcclure,
and others
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03

COTTON REPORT.

We quote: fine. 81 yas27 IS; sspernne, ~ sa
s2ss; extra. 50. 50asl75; family, siaSAS; patont
family, country. fL75as5.S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03

B1- REV. DR.. KERR, OF FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, win preach at tho
Male an Asylum SUNDAY AFTERNOON at
$50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03
WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON. n. c., July 9-furpentine firm
ut 30kc. Resin firm: strained. s3'.: good
strained, SOc. Tar firm at q. -. Crude tur-
peniine ilrm hard, si.lQ; yeiloT-diP, N.D; mr.
gin. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03
sAkxETs BY rgLxaRAik

MARKET GIiet.
QuorATI6 Ss.
MIDOIINg- lie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03

Inspections for nine months ending June %.
1857:
Bright leaf. .......1i,23 lpu
Dark leaf. 80. .....l0,Ws wv.
Western leaf. i.GS
Total nine months
ending June ~, 80.
lNSs..... ~-sooV f,vsS
Total nire months
ending June ~,
iSs6.............Si,Stp fSi
Total nine months
ending June 30. .
1SS0........ ....3l.1B sbG
Increase IN stock for June, 1881, ,ia hogs
heads.
Decrease In tlerces. q.
The stock on and "a shown by reports to-day
may be considered by some rs dIscouragins
item 10 further advances. IL Ia then Ia order
10 Inquire what this stock IL and 70 whom does
II belongg The enswor can be but surmised.
Cur storage aud insurance charges being much
less than In other places, much tobacco Is sent
ard left here by owners outside OF Richmond.
and u msy belong to Canada, western. or
northern manufacturers, besides what n hold
In warehouses by cur own manufacturers. and
there hre lots OF almost worthless scrap, trash.
ETC., counting in this stock. Again, !. must DO
remembered thnt this il more OF iobblng
market. and accumulations are TO DO expected
heavier than In former years, while CORE
spending decrease will ho found In the Interior
tributary markets. After all IL Is the bad out
look in the West thai causes tho main strength
of our Market
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03
InTIsXILLE

LOUISVILLE. July 2-GrHin quiet. Wheat
No . rod, 5sc. Com--No. , mixed. i0c. oats
No. ?. 29n29tc. Provisions nrm. Rscon--
CleGr-rib sides, $50; clear sides, $500;
shoulders. 1916. Bulk-meats-clo,rr rio sides.
N.i5; clear sides, g.: shoulders, 80 Moss
FORK. nominal. Hams -Sugar-curci, tila
si2tO Lsrd-Choco-leaf, IS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03

ST. LOuTs, July 2.--Flour--Trs1ing light
Wheat nominal. owing 10 iiroworks that were
hauled into tho plt OF each sttompt 90 carry on
the market; no. red, cash. 72ila13c. July,
7as, a7gf,c.. closed at 52fsc. Corn weak; cash.
3ic. July, 39hc.: August. BE-. Oats nomi-
nal cash, ~ 5ag6hc.; July. gt.c. Whskey
steady at si.O5. Provisions dun. PORK irregu-
lar: new s762. Lard. $3.50 Dfy-salicd meats
(toxed>-Shoulders, sj.65N long c'eaf. a. SKA
$50; clear ribs. i7,75; short clear, ~. bacon
(buxedl-shouiders, f0.l2H asG2b; long clear
ana clear ribs. a. 50ats 90; short clear, iH.soa
sSssk. Hams steady nc SilGsli.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03

hECtFIfIIAtIUN OF IN'FfVTfUNHs
Inspections for nine months ending June ".
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-07-02
Storm Effects on Mentality,

It has been argued, with more or less
warmth, that ones disposition is largely
affected by the kind of weather which
prevails when one is born. While this
is possible, it is also fancifu, and but
few put any faith 10 it. There, Is, how
ever, another weather phen9menon in
which believe: l am convinced that
thought is influenced, in very consiG-
cradle degree, by the weather Ny no
tice was first drawn toward this by q
line in one of Voltairc's letters, ii
which he said: My work has been
Hurky to-day, because the weather was
murky." From this time on. l took
close and careful account Of my menta.
condition during various kads OF
weather.
Once, as an experiment | planned
two novels, to be worked on simultane-
ously. The one pot was shaped during
stormy period, and the other during a
brief season of sunshine and summer
glory which Immediately followed.
Whenever it was stormy, worked upon
the orm planned novel; and whenever
the weather was bright ! worked upon
the other In each instance, | wholly
surrendered myself to the moods which
the weather stirred up within me, and
made no effort 10 shake off the good
cheer Of the one or the dependency with
which the other oncompassed me. AS q
result, the novel upon which was settled
no shadow Of the storm taint was cheer
tul and good humorcd; but the other
was so bitter, mournful and vindictive
that never printed it North Ameri-
can Review.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-07-02

For thirteen years al eagle has male
her nest in q cave near Santa Rosa, Cal,
and reared her young. As soon as they
arc eli enough to care for themselves she
disappears, and IS not seen again until
the next year. Tie young DO not fol-
low her but stay in the neighborhood un-
I'll shot or driven away II the spring
when she comes to build her nest, ske
fe. directly over the cave for several
days, fying little lower each lar until
at las. she reaches the cave. After this
perhaps she Is no: again seen IF week,
when she comes on. II search OF food.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-07-02

Dr.. Edmund N.ala.n, .or some years
at the head Of tie Geological survey OF
Japan, gives in al litioa to description
Of the physical features of tha, country,
many en:cr.a.ain. ,kc,ches 4 tho seen
cry and lcop.e of tn mountain regions,
SAYS the New York Poss In the north
lie says ,Aat tie snow aceumua.es in
enormous u.a-sc-, There are villages
Which frequently experience . fall Of
over twenty fee; of snow. Naturally,
during winter nearly Al outdoor life
ceases. n one village which he visited
tie inhabitants, after their breakfast, 90
to the baths. which are fed by ho.
springs AM remain in them for tho
whole Of the day. en- joying the hea.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-07-02
A MY.teriOuS Shower Of Stones.

A newspaper published at Dolores,
Argentine REPUBLIC, which is situated
near the volcanic region, gives an &c
count of a mysterious shower Of stones
which fell near that city a few weeks
ago. The stones are said TO have fall
en- as thick as hail, aai varied in size
from q pebble to very respectable
boulder. lncaIculabc damage vas done
to the crops, tall trees were shIvcrcd to
atoms, barns and outhouscs were de-
moished and many domestic animals
were killed. In SON localities the
ground was covered with the bodies Of
wild geese and hawks. which appeared
to have been killed during their flight
in the air ) vera! persons were struck
and badly injured while at work in the
fields, and in the city itself, which
missed the y.o.cuce of ii: shower, one
dwelling was wrecked The stones arc
said TO have fallen continuously fol
more than minute.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-07-02
Dreaming Seals.

Few persons can have failed to notice
that dogs while sleeping seem to review
with n good deal of vividness their ad-
ventures in the chase. The author Of
"Our Arctic PrOviacc' observed similar
ndjcations of dreaming on the part Of
the fur seals, of whose habits he made
careful study.
The sleep OF the fur seal, seen on land,
is always accompanied by an involun
tary nervous, muscular twilcFIfn4 and
slight shifting of the flippers, together
with ever and anon qaiver;ny and un-
easy roliings of the body, followed by q
quick folding Anew Of the fore tlippcr5
all of which may be signs, as 1t were, Of
their simply having nightmare, or OF
sporting, in visionary way, in some far
off dreamian sca. have studied. hun
dreds Of such somno.cnt examples.
Stealing softly up 50 c osc that | could
lay my hand upon them from the point
where was sitting anl watching the
sleepy seals, have always found their
| sleep to be Of this nervous description.
The respiration is short and rapid, bu
with no sound Of breathln5, unless the
ear is brought very cios".
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-07-02
Hone i Trough the Year

ALI seasons dell OF Lopo throughout the
year
The ANY o -begetting spring that fills
The earth with laughter of h.r early rills.
+ Iose-brigtt summer, heapei with golden
cheer,
And voiced with woodland echoes, crystal
clear;
And autumn. heaping soendor on the
hills;
And gay. white winter, with his song that
thrills
With hearty life, e'en while the woods are
ear.
ben lat Us initiate the year. and singh
Away "ith care! Eyes were not made 10
weep.
Our hearts must beat with natures, and
must keep
Hope warm in ~intortide as well as spring.
Come, let us n ke nil times, all seasons ring
With harmonies OF hope. sou-stirrei and
deep.
-TErnest w. ShurtlefP